It gives the ordinary
It gives the ordinary people a chance to learn something about the man who created them, and the man who made them. And I think this film is a fitting tribute to the person and the institution that created them. If you are a child of the 20th century, you will have a chance to see this film. And if you are a child of today and you are an adult of tomorrow, you will be able to see this film.
It gives the ordinary people actually like something more, and it also makes you think about how it all began. It's not a complete lack of acting, but it's a little too many shots. Maybe I'm supposed to like it, but that would be very unfair to the actors in this film, especially those with big names. Maybe it's a bit of a subjective thing, but I really don't think I've ever seen anything like it